On This Day In 2009: Mark Buehrle Threw Perfect Game For Chicago White Sox
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Mark Buehrle threw a perfect game on July 23, 2009, against the Tampa Bay Rays, marking the 18th perfect game in MLB history. He struck out six batters and threw 116 pitches. Buehrle's performance is a highlight of his career, which includes five All-Star appearances and four Gold Gloves. A statue honoring him was unveiled, celebrating his contributions and leadership as a pitcher. His teammates praised his skill and character, affirming his legacy in Chicago White Sox history.
July 23 marks the 16th anniversary of Mark Buehrle's perfect game against the Tampa Bay Rays in 2009, the 18th perfect game in MLB history.
Buehrle's career boasts five All-Star appearances, four Gold Gloves, 3,283.1 career innings, and a 3.81 career ERA.
Jermaine Dye praised Buehrle as a 'great teammate' and 'great leader' who deserved the statue honoring his contributions to the White Sox.
A.J. Pierzynski admired Buehrle's fast pitching style and noted their unique communication on the field, highlighting Buehrle's versatility.
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